"Did You Know This is Called 'Pyramid Hydrangea'? Summer Blooms that Resemble Cat Grass ♡"

It's Called That!

This hydrangea that you see in shops such as gift shops, antique shops, and chic dress salons.

Many people might have seen it, especially since it's often used as preserved flowers...

(The model in the KIYOKO HATA dress photoshoot was also holding a bouquet made only of this hydrangea ♡)

Do you know what this flower is called ?????

Pyramid Hydrangea!

This flower is called "Pyramid Hydrangea" ♡

It's an interesting name, isn't it?

It is also known as "Noriutsugi" and "Sabita," but it seems to be called Pyramid Hydrangea due to its shape resembling the tail of a cat toy.

If you put it on top of an ice cream cone, it looks just like soft serve ice cream ♡

It blooms in gardens like this. It's a type of deciduous shrub.

After the peak blooming season of the hydrangeas during the rainy season, it flowers in the hotter months of July and August ♡

The branches are sturdy, so when tied together like this, it has a strong presence ♡

Originally, it is a plant native to China and Japan, but recently it has become popular and is grown and distributed worldwide.

Indeed, it seems to be frequently seen in stylish overseas settings ♡

There are multiple color varieties!

Pyramid Hydrangeas come in various colors ♡ (Some can change colors over time like regular hydrangeas ♡)

✅ Fluffy pure white ones

✅ Ones that transition from white to green

✅ Ones that transition from green to pink

✅ Ones that transition from white to pink

✅ This one is dyed. It looks like shaved ice with syrup on it ♡

Please keep this in mind ♡

The voluminous, sophisticated, and cute Pyramid Hydrangea.

Be sure to remember it as a potential flower material for bouquets and decor ♡